Hair Cuttery
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Hair Cuttery don't treat their employees right!
Hair Cuttery don't treat their stylists good at all.They got paid below minimum wage,which is illegal.The stylists are forced to push retail on them or they can get fired.If they don't make commission,the company cuts their hours.It's hard to live on this job.If they want so bad to sell retail,then they need to get a receptionist.They don't even give very much to sell it,I think only 7- 12%.Not to mention the district leaders are on some power trip.They treat the stylists like dogs.They send the stylists to WOW classes if they don't tell the client what they used in their hair or put the product in the clients hand to wind them up to buy it.The company makes them clean.They don't pay us to clean.Hire housekeeping!
STLIST DSCRIMINATION
Hair Cuttery, Magnolia Square, Naples, FL
Dirty hair cuttery
HAIRCUTTERY OVER HIRES AND YOUR JUST A NUMBER
They degrade employees, to the point I was discouraged from working in the industry.
Terrible Experience - Hair Cuttery/Normandy Crossing, JAX
Shouldn't let the consumer leave unhappy
I was just at the brand new Hair Cuttery located at the Crossing at Lisbon. Store # 3643, where I have been for the past 2 hours.
Anyhow, I went in there at 11:30am and asked for a kid cut and an adult cut & eyebrow wax. I was told it would be an hour and a half wait. Ok, no problem. So we waited.
Well, my son was called up to get his haircut and it looks amazing! Nycole K did a great job! Impressed. However, she then proceeded to ring me up.
So I inquired as to why I hadn't been called upon for my haircut & eyebrows and she told me that my name wasn't on the list! Holy cow! I have waited 2 hours and left disappointed because I didn't get what I went in there for! I told her I would be back tomorrow, but I am very upset, so I will be going elsewhere to get my hair done.
Not quite sure how my name could be left off the list (list is in the computer) and even so, have another salon tech take care of me, but no.
Just told, "oh, sorry, your name's not on the list" wasn't what I was expecting from a place that should want business from consumers; especially since it's a new place. They should have never let me walk out the door disapointed.
Your not a maid
Re: you are not a maid, regarding ***
HAIR CUTTERY-RED BUG LAKE RD SUCKS!
Gift card/hairdresser couldn't use/wanted cash
DO NOT WORK FOR Hair Cutteryi
DO NOT WORK FOR HAIR CUTTERYI. They will cut you at the knees if you ever decide to go out on your own! My daughter worked in the Elizabeth City, North Carolina salon and worked her but off there for two years and made them a lot of money. She is a very good hairstylist and 50% of her clients were requests for her. Although she did get commission, she could and would never make a higher commission rate because she wouldn't push retail sales on her customers. She is not a salesperson, she is a hairstylist. So we decided to have her finally go out on her own and booth rent! We teach our children to do the right thing in life, but oh how naive I am in a dog-eat-dog world we live in today. She gave them her three week notice! What did they do, MADE HER LEAVE RIGHT THEN! We made signs and banners notifying her clients and they tried to have these signs removed and even sent her a letter threatening legal action since she used the Hair Cutteryi's name! Well, we will not stop there as my daughter is an excellent hairstylist and although it may take it another two more years to build back clientele, she will indeed do it and SUCCEED and WILL NEVER GO BACK TO HAIR CUTTERY AGAIN. I will slander the name and email everyone I know to distribute to everyone in their email list and get this word out. Hairstylists DO NOT NEED to work at Hair Cutteryi they treat their employees like dirt!
Signed a Loving Mother
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I'm really concerned about who and how the stylist can be protected from this type of abuse!
I worked for haircuttery for over 20 years. I felt that I was not treated fairly!
To be a master stylist , you would think they would go by your ability to do great hair. As a single mother I worked my *** off doing my many requests a day plus the walk in , being a single mom I needed to make a pay check. Because of this I was almost punished because I could never make it to master stylists level. Instead the people living home with mommy and daddy that could afford to sit on their *** in the back and only wait for their requests made master stylists!
Everything the above person mentioned in their post above is the truth too!
This is truly a suck *** company to work for and DR try's to brain wash you. You blow!!!
I think you,the stylist are the problem. I've been a stylist for 28 yrs.
, I have worked for myself , other small salons & very large corporations. This is a very demanding job & if your not up for the challenge than you you should change careers. If you are up for the challenge than its one of the most rewarding & lucrative careers you can have. Just so you know it is your job to send your clients home with what they need to duplicate what you've done.
If you , the professional can't create a style without the right products , how do you expect your client to.
Also you & your guests make a mess in that store everyday & you should take pride in your workplace & keep it clean.
You didn't listen to the stylist you can't make a living in that company they do a lot of illegal things they make you come and clean the salon for the whole day without PAY you go to meeting without pay and its mandatory that's illegal.you get minimum wage if you commission you actually make less than minimum wage, illegal illegal illegal!and there's more. this is just some of the issues.
So true..
U are brainwashed. It's like a cult.
My daughter started there while still in high school. She has done well for herself due to her ambition.
It was good while she went through college because the hours where flexible. :( :( :( The problems are:WORST HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN EVER!
Plus, we could not put her on our insurance because, technically she had her own through her job. Their plan does not even qualify as insurance under the "Affordable Care Act" so all their employees who have are going to get fined!!!!!!!
Her district manager was irresponsible and didn't care about the salon she worked at because it was not a top dollar salon.
I've been with the hair Cuttery for a year and a half. Our district leader is one of the most known in the company (Joyce Taylor).
She's amazing just like all tr stylist in her district.
:zzz. In this company you make what you want obviously you didn't want to make to much.
I worked for hair cuttery for 4 years. I did make less than minimum wage.
I was told by my district leader that I had to not clock in when I got there, or to punch out when it was slow (most of the time). Most of the cleaning I did, I did for free. Those practices are illegal. Everyone that worked for hair cuttery, and is not middle or upper management knows the company is corrupt.
They never marketed, at all, for our salon. They said it was our job, then shot down all our marketing ideas. I watched them over work fellow stylists into the hospital, because we were understaffed and they refused to let our salon leader hire anyone. How exactly does a person work 60+ hour weeks but only get $200.00 pay checks?
We often opened and closed alone, and worked 12+ hour days back to back. The scam you out of commission, and retail bonuses by saying you have to make it every week for it to count towards commission.
I work for a hair cuttery and have for quite some time. As it is illegal to pay less than minimum wages you obviously were paid at least that.
This is a company that takes 15 of it's top salons to Cancun every year, not to mention numerous other contests that he holds for the stylists. My salon won shears one year. I've never work in a salon with house keeping. At best you are being asked to clean up your mess.
The exaggeration that you have to go to WOW class for not telling a client what you used in their hair is quite comical.
WOW is designed to give the customer an overall great experience in the salon and it's not just about product. Seems to me that if you're that unhappy maybe you should look elsewhere for a job.